Tendencies developed through evolutionary history that predispose members of a species to learn some associations more readily than others are:

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The description matches the concept of biological constraints, which refer to evolutionary developed tendencies that make some associations easier to learn than others for a particular species. Options A, C, and D do not accurately describe this phenomenon. Cognitive maps refer to a mental representation of a physical space or environment, extrinsic motives refer to external rewards or punishments, and conditioned responses refer to learned associations between stimuli and responses.

Tendencies Developed Through Evolutionary History That Predispose Members of a Species